stale check mindmap issue1064

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• fixes #issue1064
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• only fixes a single issue

Overview

Add stale check to mindmap

Review points

Added a new yml file to accommodate stale check
File placed in workflows

Mindmap

• the change has been given a reason in the overview
• the change text is reasonable short

Notes

Issue associated with issue#1064

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Walkthrough

The new file cron.stale.yml introduces an automated GitHub Actions workflow named "Stale". This workflow runs on a schedule to manage stale issues and pull requests. It includes steps to close stale pull requests and issues, unassign contributors after inactivity, and provides notification messages.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.github/workflows/cron.stale.yml	Introduced a new GitHub Actions workflow for managing stale issues and pull requests. Configured jobs for handling stale issues and unassigning inactive contributors.

In the repository's silent night,
Stale issues take their flight.
With workflows set to run,
The maintenance has begun.
Contributors unassigned,
Staleness left behind.
The codebase stays bright.

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Review Details

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 9a388f0 and e8b3d02.

Files selected for processing (1)

• .github/workflows/cron.stale.yml (1 hunks)

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.github/workflows/cron.stale.yml (2)

1-20: CodeRabbit approves the configuration of the stale job. Parameters are set appropriately for the intended functionality.

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21-27: CodeRabbit approves the configuration of the remove-assignee job. The period of inactivity set at 14 days is reasonable for unassigning contributors.